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Just 11 per cent of buses across nine devolved English regions and the Greater London Authority (GLA) are currently zero emission vehicles

It felt right when the EU proposed post-Brexit freedom of movement for 18- to 30-year-olds, but the idea was rejected by our Government

'The nicest man in publishing' talks about his optimistic new novel - and why Netflix's new 'One Day' adaptation made him like his book more

Supermarkets are a hotbed of excellent wine deals, from money off to multi-buys. So, how do you know if it’s a deal worth snapping up?

Rishi Sunak has insisted he will not scrap plans for tax cuts and that health and education budgets will be protected - sparking fears that other public services will be slashed

Strikes on the UK's rail network and at Heathrow Airport are set to disrupt travel in May

We are kidding ourselves if we believe that the Government’s Rwanda plan will achieve any of its aims

Labour has said its changes could save the taxpayer billions once they are fully implemented

The Government’s long-awaited bottle returns recycling scheme will be delayed until 2027, ministers have finally confirmed.

The party is pledging major reforms that will improve rail travel for passengers, but this could take years to implement in full

Future Labour government will include new Railways Act in first King's Speech after election

Halifax is the latest of several major mortgage lenders to increase rates this week

Spotify fees are set to go up next month, despite it posting impressive profits

Saving providers are pulling some of the best deals from the market as they are expected to beat inflation

Protests are spreading across Spain, with locals saying that high prices charged for holiday rentals are depriving them of homes

Boosting the auto-enrolment minimum contribution rate to 12 per cent could significantly increase pension pots, a new report says

Experts say prices could rise if tensions in the Middle East escalate

MP Kevan Jones has tabled an amendment to the Horizon Offences Bill that would require the Government to act within 30 days of legislation being passed

Clothes made for the brands could be impounded by US officials following i's investigation, as senior congresswoman warns of 'extremely serious' case

Labour's deputy leader has faced scrutiny about whether she paid the right amount of tax on the 2015 sale of her Stockport council house

French law dictates that banks can close accounts with a minimum of two months' notice

The package also includes a national security bill that could effectively ban TikTok in the United States

The Government borrowed £6.6bn more than had been forecast during the past financial year, new figures show

The extent to which young adults’ families now step in to help them access homeownership was initially a consequence of house price inflation. Now it is also likely a cause of it.

The trial is increasingly looking like the American legal system’s best chance of landing a politically damaging conviction before 5 November

Whether you'll benefit from the soaring UK stock market depends on where your pension is invested

The freezing of tax thresholds has dragged some pensioners into high tax bands

More people are being dragged into paying inheritance tax due to the threshold freezing. Here's how you can reduce your bill

More workplaces are offering free hours of childcare to staff, encouraging more people to work for them

The online marketplace, described as Amazon on steroids, is increasingly popular - but Scott Dixon warns shoppers are sacrificing their data and consumer rights